Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Louisiana

While in Louisiana, you might enjoy a visit to:

Run by Jerry's sister, who lives there. The liqour store is a drive-thru.

The museum has a real electric chair and a display of cell-made weapons. The rodeo is held annually -- one of the few remaining prison rodeos in the nation. Convict cowboys, yee-hah!

Elevated on a pole, the better to appreciate the giant spurs attached to his otherwise regulation Muffler Man clodhoppers.

Justice is supposed to be blind, but the big heads outside the Lafayette Courthouse also depict it as brainless.

There are reportedly so many supernatural hijinks here at night that it's a wonder that anyone gets any sleep.

See a zombie whip, the top hat of America's first voodoo promoter, and a raccoon's penis.

Has an oversized "den" where you are shrunk to the size of a bug and are threatened by a bird and a trapdoor spider, and an "immersion theater" where things pop out at you and mist sprays in your face.

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